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The UK manufacturer says its 55-year-old utility aircraft design could be ready for autonomous operations by the mid-2020s.

Uber Elevate is increasingly impatient for type certification requirements to be finalized and has concerns that regulators are pursuing unrealistic safety standards.

One Aviation withdrew its motion for a Section 363 sale of the bankrupt company's assets to Florida-based real estate holding firm SE Falcon.

Aviation Consulting & Engineering Solutions held a grand opening this week of its new facilities.

At a maximum takeoff weight of 251 tonnes, the new A330-900 variant can fly 650 nautical miles farther.

Boeing, Airbus, and Embraer each have conducted studies that show Covid poses less of a risk in airliners than in other indoor settings.

Customers in Latin America, North America, and Asia-Pacific have signed firm contracts for the Aston Martin edition of the Airbus Helicopters H130.

The Russian concept helicopter driven by a hybrid power plant and artificial intelligence.

XO launched its "Heights of Talent" program to support artists whose work and careers were interrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

WingX has found that the recovery of business jet activity has leveled out at about 85 percent of what operators flew a year ago.

Shell Aviation has agreed on a purchase agreement for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with Colorado-based Red Rock Biofuels.

The FAA released a Part 135 extension, as well as SFAR 118-2 covering relief for deadlines approaching for training, medical, and other requirements.

National Gay Pilots Association's call for continued and expanded diversity training comes during National Diversity Week.

Mary Miller recalls the birth of Signature

Kathleen Blouin remembers the complexities of rescheduling existing shows during 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, as well staging a new one -- in Geneva.

From the electronic pilot records database and supersonics proposals to EPA aircraft emissions and IRS tax policy, the government is staying busy.

Patty Wagstaff remembers breaking a stereotype at NBAA

MROs and OEMs find interest in engine programs that offer alternative to overhauls whose cost may exceed the value of their aircraft.

The Case For Hydrogen-Powered Aviation is Building Momentum

Honeywell Forge Makes the Most Out of Flight Operations Data You Already Have

NBAA's virtual Safety Town Hall reviewed lessons learned in the safe landing of a Citation II that lost both engines and honored the pilots involved.

Colorado-based Boom Supersonic staged a “virtual” introduction of the demonstrator for the eventual Overture airliner.

Industry leaders say the market has been returning on leisure flying and new customers, positioning it for strength when corporate flying returns.

World Fuel Services has welcomed four new locations to its branded dealer network, including along the U.S. Eastern Seaboard and in the Great Plains.

Malaysian LCC AirAsia X wants to resume flying “in the coming months” but first needs to restructure its debts.

Elliott Aviation's expanded Wi-Fi STC covers nine additional Learjet models.

CAE has laid claim as the first Canadian aerospace company to become carbon neutral.

New FAA and EASA STCs enable Collins Aerospace to bring its high-speed LuxStream connectivity service to Bombardier Global 5000, 6000, and XRS models.

Full-flight simulator training must concentrate on stall recovery during activation of the 737 Max’s maneuvering characteristics augmentation system.

Signature TechnicAir's Bournemouth, UK facility has been named a Textron Aviation-authorized service facility.